What is Cesidian Salubriology?

the science or study of that which is conducive or favourable to health or well-being.

[Origin: 2009; < L < ME Cesidi(o) + an Salubri(s) + (o)logy, the science or study of that which is conducive or favourable to health or well-being belonging to Cesidio (Tallini); originally known (in 2008-04-20) as Cesidian Healing]

Nota bene: the English word salubrious, which is part of the word above, is a derivative of the Latin word salubrem (accusative case of saluber, salubris). This word, in turn, is a derivative of the Latin words salu(s) + brem. Salus means 'health', and -brem represents the root of -bero, Cyrillic for -phero or -fero, which means 'to bring'. So the English word salubrious literally means 'health-bringing'.

How Did It Originate?

The 14 Commandments lead, one day, to a new field of law, Cesidian law. The Cesidian calendar lead, one day, to a brand new kind of astrology, Bucksfanian astrology. The combination of Cesidian law and Bucksfanian astrology, along with Hinduist Chakra Models, lead to the beginnings of a new field of health, which today is called Cesidian Salubriology. The process is summarised in the picture below.

The word Cesidian Salubriology was coined on 11 February 2009 (V:16B2009) by the Hon Most Rev Dr Cesidio Tallini.